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Well now that he's been fired by Trump, they now think Comey is on their side now. Sort of a "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" mentality, not realizing how stupid and hypocritical it is regarding Comey.Wait, people are mad about firing Comey? Wasn't it just like a few days ago they were screaming for his head because he literally rigged the election for Trump?
Well now that he's been fired by Trump, they now think Comey is on their side now. Sort of a "the enemy of my enemy is my friend" mentality, not realizing how stupid and hypocritical it is regarding Comey.
Omar Jadwat, arguing before the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, admitted that President Trump’s order could be constitutional if Hillary Clinton had enacted the same order.
ACLU Lawyer Omar Jadwat, arguing against President Trump’s travel ban before the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday, admitted that the same exact travel ban “could be” constitutional if it were enacted by Hillary Clinton.
Jadwat argued that Trump’s campaign animus motivated the order, making it illegitimate. This claim was challenged by the Fourth Circuit’s Judge Paul Niemeyer.
“If a different candidate had won the election and then issued this order, I gather you wouldn’t have any problem with that?” Niemeyer asked.
Jadwat dodged on directly answering the question at first, but Niemeyer persisted, asking the question again.
Jadwat again tried to avoid the question, asking for clarification on the hypothetical, but Niemeyer once again demanded an answer.
“We have a candidate who won the presidency, some candidate other than President Trump won the presidency and then chose to issue this particular order, with whatever counsel he took,” Niemeyer said. “Do I understand that just in that circumstance, the executive order should be honored?”
“Yes, your honor, I think in that case, it could be constitutional,” Jadwat admitted.
Jadwat also denied that presidents’ actions should be nullified by campaign statements, despite the fact that his entire argument seemed to rest on that claim.
The ACLU lawyer also tried to claim that the order was illegitimate due to its being “unprecedented,” but this point also crumbled under a quick cross-examination.
Check out this long as fuck "analysis post" I found tonight.
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I read the contents of the tweet before I read the handle... Someone who fancies himself a political commentator is doing Dobson level Twitter screeds.
When you're so fucked the news knows about your termination before you do.![]()
This is some top tier trolling by our own mother fucking president.
Something something, "partisan bias," something something, "It's okay when we do it-- REEEEEEEEEE..."
Consistency is not one of their strong points.
Or lordy here we go.....
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Kremlin releases photo of Trump meeting with top Russian diplomat
Activism circa. 2017Orange Hitler couldn't take a shit without hundreds of redditors complaining he's contributing to global warning, much less fire a person.
Well yeah I mean Trump said some mean things that's like the worst offense ever and that make everything he does badThe entire response to Trump firing Comey has been:
How dare President Trump fire the person we publicly demanded he fire! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE This is Exactly like Watergate!
It's so funny to me that Trump actually did something they were clamoring for, but because it's Oompa-Loompa Hitler that fired Comey suddenly it's a really bad thing.The entire response to Trump firing Comey has been:
How dare President Trump fire the person we publicly demanded he fire! REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE This is Exactly like Watergate!
The cognitive dissonance surrounding the Comey firing is nothing short of astounding, Colbert had to remind his audience that they hate Trump when they started cheering at the news.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=RCVBEE1SfXI